I am into graphic patterns and  I am into mustard colour.
A stripy viscose was a pair of loose trousers in its previous life (a flea market buy).
A mustard fabric was really small one, bought some time ago on a flea market. I wanted to make a short skirt with big pockets. But then I started to work on it and realised it wasn't enough for a skirt... But my determination was bigger than such a tiny detail :) So a black stripe was my solution. In my opinion, a great solution. (pattern for skirt - longer one with pockets - you can find in Burda 11/2012#125)



































Materials: stripy viscose, beige bias tape (different colour for the pocket), mustard fabric, black wool, invisible zipper

I used triangles to make a body of my summer bag. I was thinking a lot about possible patterns.
My choice followed my first thought and here the zigzag is.
I used for the first time some metal accessories: the result is far from perfect but I am satisfied.
There are two pockets inside: triangle pattern used here as well and the orange bias tape.




Materials: beige cotton; white, light and dark beige polyester; piping (cotton plus string inside), thick cotton tape (handle), lining, orange bias tape, cotton string, eyelets, tubular rivets, d-rings, snap hooks.